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Thank you :) - that's the joy in chunky yarn right? Satisfyingly quick projects x

Thank you so much ❤ that's so lovely to read and has made my day! Thanks for following along x

Ooh love it! Might have to make another one 😊

Yes great idea! I’ve also seen ‘strinsel’ and thought that could look good 🎄

Aww thank you! ☺️

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I'm so glad - thank you! 😊

@@nemogris7748 it’s not totally foolproof, but because the bags are made with synthetic fibres the moths don’t like that and tend to leave it alone… however (!) one time some particularly determined moths managed to get in and eat some of my nice wool. It’s only happened the once though, so it does do a generally good job of keeping them at bay 👍🏼

You are so welcome! Thanks for taking the time to comment ❤️ - do let me know if you make one x

It works wonders doesn’t it? ✨

You’re so very welcome - I’m glad you found it useful 😊

@@kotacrochets17 😁

There's a little clue in the description 😉

You can still manage your yarn in the same way - I often crochet on my bed with it on my lap. Just keep your yarns to the side of you (or in front, whichever is most convenient) and make sure you're swapping them around when you change which side you're working on.

Sorry for the delay! Yes that is fine to do (floating yarns around the back of the work) but just keep an eye on your tension - this method, if not done correctly, can result in the shape of your work warping. Maybe I'll do a video on this to explain better 😊

@@logiilo Thanks! I wouldn't necessariliy have thought about tension and warping, much appreciated. A video would be super helpful if you have time, thanks! If you rememeber, please could you comment here to let me know if/when you do put one up? Thanks! No worries if you forget though! :)

No problem! Thanks for your feedback 😊❤️

Es la diferencia entre la técnica tapestry y la intarsia. En la primera se esconde la cola y se corta, mientras que en la segunda se cruzan las hebras y no se corta. La ventaja de la última es que te de un tejido reversible y no queda tan acartonado como con la otra tecnica

I know this is late, but for anyone else wondering: if you use tapestry and run the yarn through the stitches then it can show through a little. Depending on how much contrast there is between the yarn colours and how tight the stitch is (eg single versus double/treble) it might be not too noticeable, or very noticeable. If you use the intarsia technique then you probably want your work to be one-sided ie clothing where the outside won't be on show, because it will be more noticeable on the wrong side of the work. To me, the massive upside of intarsia is that it doesn't waste yarn or add bulk because you aren't carrying each colour all the way through the work, and it won't show from the right side. Personally, I would only use the tapestry technique on blankets.

@@wronggeometrythank you for your comment it’s useful ❤